[Goanet] Off Topiic: Article: Colonial Nostalgia and Nairobi’s Out of Africa Industry
https://www.thedriftmag.com/the-original-karen/ The Original Karen | Colonial Nostalgia and Nairobi’s Out of Africa Industry Karen Estate lies seventeen kilometers west of the city centre and is one of a few Nairobi suburbs where tall jacarandas loom large, straddling long driveways onto huge mansions with plush gardens. It hosts diplomats, powerful business people, the upper strata of Kenya’s political class, expatriates, and much of Kenya’s privileged white, Asian, and Black populations. -- --- Albert Peres Goa Culture List goaculturel...@gmail.com +1 416-660-0847 www.goaculturelist.ca Canada
[Goanet] Love On The Rocks
A short fictional creation by Ruhi Rawail, a film writer who lives in Bandra. 211 TO LAND'S END. In the early seventies this incident had taken place at Bandra. A friend of mine whose aunt had worked the same shift as Sheela Lobo (name changed) in a 5 star hotel near the Bombay airport, narrated it to me. Her shift ended at 11 p.m. Sheela used to work at a 5 star hotel which was a couple of yards away from the Bombay airport. By the time she reached Bandra station it would be around 12.30 a.m. Dead of the night for other towns but not for a city like Bombay. Few others too were around going back home after a long day maybe. Sheela would then take a bus from just outside the station to get to Land's End which was where she lived. Her everyday routine. She boarded the no.211 bus. It was empty except for two other persons. Sheela went to the middle and sat at the window seat on the right of the bus. The conductor approached her and as usual gave her a ticket for her ride to the last stop. He smiled at her as she was a regular on his route. The bus stopped at Lucky Restaurant. Two people got on. First was obviously a waiter from the restaurant after finishing his shift. The conductor pulled the bell string to signal all on board. He pointed the waiter to the back of the bus, but did not even look at the other passenger who barely managed to board the bus that had started moving. The man was expensively dressed did not look the kind who took the bus. He moved inside and sat on the other side of the aisle to where Sheela sat. She felt a stare and turned to look at him. Their eyes met, he shifted his gaze and looked out of the window. Sheela was stunned. He was exceedingly handsome, immaculately turned out, wealth written all over him. What was he doing taking a bus at this time of the night? She shrugged, put her head back closing her eyes. It had been a hard shift today. She opened her eyes. The bus was passing Bandra Police station she instinctively felt the handsome guy looking her way, she looked towards him, but he was not looking at her, he was staring at the police station beyond her window. Odd, thought Sheela and looked away. The bus turned right at New Talkies and then a little further left into the Bhaba Hospital lane. As he was now looking out of the window next to his seat, Sheela looked at him. She was shocked to see his half turned face, agony writ large on it, go white as a sheet! while staring at the hospital. Sheela looked away thinking it to be none of her business, and shut her eyes again. Now the bus was going past the American Bakery,(the site of Salman Khan's hit & run some 30 yrs later) then St. Andrews Church, just before turning right into Bandstand. She stole a glance towards him and was startled to see he was again staring at her. She quickly looked away. The conductor walked up the aisle ignoring the man and said to her, "your stop next" and moved on. Except the rich guy all other passengers were gone. The bus stopped near the Agnelo Ashram, Land's End. The last stop. Sheela got up to leave. As she was stepping out the conductor who stood aside said, "be careful it’s quite late". He again ignored the rich guy who was just behind her also getting off the bus. She gave a half smile to the conductor, and got off the bus. The rich guy now smiled at her as they both stood a moment before the bus drove off. Looking ahead, though aware of his presence, she started walking up the hill that led to the Mount Mary Church. He caught up with her and said, " hi, I am Darius Dastoor I live in this bungalow" he pointed to an old stately yet decrepit house to his left (this bungalow was next to another heritage mansion, then owned by a rich Parsi, and today owned by Sharookh Khan). Most stately properties were owned by wealthy Parsis in the Bandstand area at that time. Sheela smiled and kept walking on. Darius continued walking besides her. Sheela looked a bit wary. The dark night had cloaked the dimly lit hill climb. Sensing her trepidation, Darius laughed and said, " please dont get nervous I am only being neighbourly. It's quite late for a girl to be walking alone." Sheela smiled and said, " I work the afternoon shift at a 5 star hotel, this is my daily time to get back home". Darius smiled back and said, "Oh! I see. Never mind I shall still walk you up to your home. Where do you live? Sorry dont know your name". By now Sheela was comfortable knowing her friendly neighbour and said, "Sheela Lobo. I live at Marigold apartments, a paying guest at a Parsi lady's flat. I am from Goa, no roots in Bombay". Darius nodded. They had reached the gate of Marigold Apartments. He said goodnight to Sheela, as the watchman stood up and opened the gate. She entered the gate, walked past the watchman, turned around a fraction, to see Darius walk away. Sheela smiled at Darius' retreating back, thinking "a gentleman".The watchman thought
[Goanet-News] Konkani Basic Word List (Translated by Isidore Dantas)
This is a Konkani Basic Word List (PDF) attached... and would like to experiment if this could make language learning easier. Konkani is a language spoken on the west coast of India. https://archive.org/details/konkani-basic-word-list (CLICK ON THE PDF format at the right, and download in this version. Open as a PDF file.) Or go direct to https://ia801404.us.archive.org/35/items/konkani-basic-word-list/KonkaniBasicWordList2.pdf -- FN* फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا +91-9822122436
[Goanet] MAY PANAJI GET A WORTHY MAYOR AND DEPUTY
With the new Corporators of the Corporation of City of Panaji (CCP) elected, now the eyes shift on who becomes the Mayor and Deputy Mayor. With the ruling party loaded with 25 Corporators it should be no ordeal whatsoever. We have seen over the last over a decade that the Mayor and Deputy Mayor are not elected by the Corporators but selected by their kingpin Babush Monserrate. This is a very undemocratic procedure as the inherent right to select and elect the Mayor and the Deputy should actually vest solely with the Corporators. Infact it would be prudent for Babush Monserrate not to interfere and manipulate the functioning of the CCP. Let us hope the new Mayor and Deputy Mayor will be humble persons of integrity and having no criminal cases pending against them while also not being even remotely linked to any of the past CCP scams. >From a glance at the list of the Corporators elected Vithal Chopdekar or Shubham Chodankar who already have the experience of being the Mayor earlier with no controversies to their credit, may be in the reckoning while the age factor of being 67 may go against Carolina Po, as the CCP now desperately requires someone young and energetic besides experience to clear the current awful mess. The fourth time Corporator and the very down to earth suave Diksha Mainkar could be considered for the Deputy Mayor’s saddle. If uncontroversial candidates are considered for these posts, all the Corporators including the 5 in the Opposition may be able to reach to an unanimous decision on who should be be the next Mayor and Deputy of Goa’s capital city during the 60th year of Goa’s Liberation. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires www.airesrodrigues.com
[Goanet] Konkani Basic Word List (Translated by Isidore Dantas)
This is a Konkani Basic Word List (PDF) attached... and would like to experiment if this could make language learning easier. Konkani is a language spoken on the west coast of India. https://archive.org/details/konkani-basic-word-list (CLICK ON THE PDF format at the right, and download in this version. Open as a PDF file.) -- FN* फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا +91-9822122436
[Goanet] Non Aligned and Socialist.
Indeed. Remember the commie front criminal clique that met in Cuba, Titos Yugoslavia, Nasser Egypt and SukarnoIndonesia : what a pathetic bunch of bankrupt creeps. Being socialist earned you the right to clean up a neighbour'sunsocialistic acts so you could finance revolutions or even out rite invade a territory. Mao tried it and. so did we, but soon we were at each other's jugulars. Both nations are now at war or in states ofbelligerence with neighbours on every side of the map. It suits the Punjab where generals proliferate and no weaponsystem is not desirable and not very needed. Pakistan issued a statement this week that appears to suggest surrender. Like we did in 1989, they have run out of money to import fuel, large amounts of which are guzzled by the armed forces. That was serendipitous for our folk,it compelled them to junk the socialist economy. The switch to baniya crony capitalism has found us in the same hot spot, so out go the surviving crown jewelsof the Indira commie era.
[Goanet] Mae Kaklutin Bhorlele Pau Mae (Roque Lazarus, piano)
Impromptu by Roque Lazarus. Traditional hymn in Konkani performed on piano by Roque Lazarus. Video by Nidhi. Piano courtesy Rui Lobo Director, Garden Central music studio Panjim. Composition of late Mst.Francisco Dsouza Unique change of acoustics by closing and opening the piano top cover in mid-performance. https://youtu.be/qJN_-gDz_3k -- FN* फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا +91-9822122436
[Goanet] Hyderabad on Napier's tombstone.
Google for a pic. Each side of the plinth has a city name engraved in large letters : Hyderabad is one. Not remembered is Washington, where his 1818 raiding party burnt the White House to the ground. LoyalistAmericans helped him escape out of New Orleans. He was later the governor of Crete, Rhodes and Cyprus for ten years. He sits astride a horse at Trafalgar where poor Lord Nelson has stood for 200 years.
Re: [Goanet] Goa?s Election Results
Well said Tony. You always think well and articulate even better. Roland. > On Mar 24, 2021, at 11:15 AM, Tony de Sa wrote: > > Dr. Gilbert Lawrence wrote: > " I do not follow Goa's domestic policies closely.? But it seems to me that > those half-dozen goanetters voicing their opinions about Goa's priorities > have themselves lost sight of Goan needs; and are now sore losers.? The > lace-curtain Goans of today are like the lace-curtain Goans of the 1950s - > totally oblivious to reality.? > Like all workers, the top priority of Goans is likely JOBS,? JOBS,? JOBS.? > The articulate Goans have expended their vocal power to thwart progress in > Goa. This includes expanding the airport, expanding the naval base, and > other major development progress, etc etc. > With the stink raised, the naval yard along with ship repairs and > construction was moved to Karwar; and from my reading that site is now the > third largest naval base in India, with huge job opportunities lost for > Goans.? > In my view, the busy hard-working Goans have no time for the retired and > sussegad Goans, whose PERPETUAL RESENTMENT is economic prosperity for ALL.? > Just my two cents.?Regards,? GL" > > My response: > Dear Doctor, > You are right. You don't have the faintest idea of the ground situation in > Goa. You may be an expert in your field, but you are not a messiah. > You are right we are opposing Mopa, Naval base, major development projects. > You cite JOBS, JOBS, JOBS as the reason why we should welcome these > projects with open arms. Let me ask you,"Jobs for whom? Migrant workers to > form vote banks against Goans?" You can be sure, in all these projects, > Goans are going to get the dirty end of the stick. The plum postings will > go to non-Goans. At best, Goans will get menial jobs. Then there is the > scarcity of precious land in Goa. > > Goans in Diaspora NRG's think they know best what is good for us resident > Goans.Sorry Dr. You are mistaken. > > Just now, Legislators in Goa are coming to terms with the need to define, > "Goan" and to ensure that there is reservation for Goans and protection for > Goan jobs in industry. Vijay Sardessai a firebrand opposition leader > articulated as much by saying that when a BJP Government in Haryana can > reserve jobs in Haryana for Haryanvis in Haryana by passing a law, why not > a BJP Government in Goa pass a law to protect Goan Jobs in Goa? Btw, Fyi > ,many Goans in diaspora are opposing definitions of 'Goan' and at the same > time not willing to come up with one. These guys want their cake in > diaspora and want to eat it in Goa too. > > As I mentioned earlier, the projects you mentioned above are more about > land scams. The naval officers can have a golf course in Dabolim but refuse > to part with land for parking. > > Please come to Goa and study the employment patterns and then shoot out. > > Tony de Sa > > Conquer yourself rather than the world > > Rene Descartes
Re: [Goanet] Goa?s Election Results
George Pinto: 1. and # 5. below explains 99% of Goa's elections. In one word: greed. Or in a few words: selling your mother (land) for a few bucks is ok. Hola George, You forget the migrant vote bank which is most susceptible to point No. 1. They have nothing to lose. Not their state. So they go with the paymaster and pipe his tune. Tony de Sa Conquer yourself rather than the world Rene Descartes
[Goanet] Goa?s Election Results
Dr. Gilbert Lawrence wrote: " I do not follow Goa's domestic policies closely.? But it seems to me that those half-dozen goanetters voicing their opinions about Goa's priorities have themselves lost sight of Goan needs; and are now sore losers.? The lace-curtain Goans of today are like the lace-curtain Goans of the 1950s - totally oblivious to reality.? Like all workers, the top priority of Goans is likely JOBS,? JOBS,? JOBS.? The articulate Goans have expended their vocal power to thwart progress in Goa. This includes expanding the airport, expanding the naval base, and other major development progress, etc etc. With the stink raised, the naval yard along with ship repairs and construction was moved to Karwar; and from my reading that site is now the third largest naval base in India, with huge job opportunities lost for Goans.? In my view, the busy hard-working Goans have no time for the retired and sussegad Goans, whose PERPETUAL RESENTMENT is economic prosperity for ALL.? Just my two cents.?Regards,? GL" My response: Dear Doctor, You are right. You don't have the faintest idea of the ground situation in Goa. You may be an expert in your field, but you are not a messiah. You are right we are opposing Mopa, Naval base, major development projects. You cite JOBS, JOBS, JOBS as the reason why we should welcome these projects with open arms. Let me ask you,"Jobs for whom? Migrant workers to form vote banks against Goans?" You can be sure, in all these projects, Goans are going to get the dirty end of the stick. The plum postings will go to non-Goans. At best, Goans will get menial jobs. Then there is the scarcity of precious land in Goa. Goans in Diaspora NRG's think they know best what is good for us resident Goans.Sorry Dr. You are mistaken. Just now, Legislators in Goa are coming to terms with the need to define, "Goan" and to ensure that there is reservation for Goans and protection for Goan jobs in industry. Vijay Sardessai a firebrand opposition leader articulated as much by saying that when a BJP Government in Haryana can reserve jobs in Haryana for Haryanvis in Haryana by passing a law, why not a BJP Government in Goa pass a law to protect Goan Jobs in Goa? Btw, Fyi ,many Goans in diaspora are opposing definitions of 'Goan' and at the same time not willing to come up with one. These guys want their cake in diaspora and want to eat it in Goa too. As I mentioned earlier, the projects you mentioned above are more about land scams. The naval officers can have a golf course in Dabolim but refuse to part with land for parking. Please come to Goa and study the employment patterns and then shoot out. Tony de Sa Conquer yourself rather than the world Rene Descartes
[Goanet] Schedule for Thursday 25th March 2021
CCR TV GOA Channel of God's love✝ You can also watch CCR TV live on your smartphone via the CCR TV App Available on Google PlayStore for Android Platform. Click the link below. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccr.tv4 Email ID: ccrgoame...@gmail.com Schedule for Thursday 25th March 2021 12:00 AM Rosary - Luminous Mysteries 12:24 AM Abundant Life -Trust God in Times of Trial - Prof Nicholas D'Souza 12:56 AM Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 8 1:00 AM Mass in Konkani for Wednesday 1:45 AM Karmel Dongraveli Saibinn ani Bentinachem Devosanv - A talk by Br Malvino 2:00 AM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Uzvaddache Mister 2:24 AM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 16 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 2:35 AM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 83 - Tornnatto - Fr Pratap Naik sj 2:43 AM Praise and Worship - Glenn Nunes 1 followed by Daily Prayer to the Holy Spirit 3:19 AM Consecration of women living in the world - Dr Sarita Nazarth 3:45 AM Goychea Futtbolachea Vostad Ep 1 - Brahmanand interviewed by Daniel de Souza 4:33 AM Magnneachem Jivit - Talk by Gaurish Naik 5:05 AM Music - Nimanne Jevonn - George Coelho 5:10 AM Inner Wounds - Talk by Fr Henry Falcao 6:00 AM Our Father - Mundari 6:06 AM Skit - Vonch Ani Tum-ui Toxench Kor - Fr Leslie Rego - Merces 6:57 AM Sokalchem Magnnem - Koresmacho 7:00 AM Mass in Konkani from Cortalim followed by Jivitacho Prokas 7:45 AM Morning Prayer - Lent 7:50 AM Bhajan - Namo Spirita - Fr. Glen D'Silva 8:00 AM Music - Vakhann'nni 1 followed by Povitr Atmeak Dispottem Magnnem 8:32 AM Jezu - Bhakitant ani Itihasant - Talk by Adv. F.E. Noronha 9:00 AM Poem - Prachit Kall by Sandhya Fernandes 9:02 AM Psalm 95 - Read by Alfwold Silveira 9:06 AM Biblical Hidden Heroes - Eps 6 - DCBA 9:13 AM Lent - Time for Renewal - Fr Simom OFM Cap 9:41 AM Talk - If my people - Alfwold Silveira 10:10 AM Prayer for Vocations 10:12 AM Couples Prayer (Konkani) 10:17 AM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 134 - C.V. Raman - Fr Pratap Naik sj 10:24 AM Shokthi Deva - Thaun Koshi Mellun Geuchim ? - Cassino D'Costa 10:50 AM Confession - Talk by Gaurish Naik 11:12 AM Prayer to St Joseph By Pope Francis (Konkani) 11:15 AM Intercessions (English) 11:30 AM Mass in English from Orlim followed by Daily Flash 12:10 PM Scripture Studies 1 - Fr Edson Fernandes 12:45 PM Scripture in the life of a Disciple - Dr Silvia Noronha 1:11 PM Song - Nhespak Man - Josephine Dias 1:16 PM Bhurgem Zaunchem Asa Team Avoiancher Bhagevont Zuze Vazache Mozotin Magnnem 1:18 PM Literally Goa - Lourdes Bravo Da Costa Rodrigues interviewed by Frederick Noronha 1:47 PM Devacho Mog Ani Kaklut - Lindinha Albuquerque 2:06 PM Our Father - Oraon 2:12 PM Conversion of St Paul - Talk by Dr Brenda Nazareth Menezes 2:38 PM Bhagevont Zuze Vazache mozotin Piddestam Khatir Magnnem 2:40 PM Konkani Short film - Kalkhi Sopna 2:45 PM Health Matters - Mental Health - Dr Peter Castelino 3:09 PM Youthopia - Chloe Charlene Fernandes - Archer interviewed by Mysticka Deniz 3:30 PM Deivik Kaklutichi Magnneam 3:47 PM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 16 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 4:00 PM Rosary - Luminous Mysteries 4:24 PM Reflection on the Gospel - Dominicans 4:30 PM Senior Citizens Exercises - 9 5:00 PM Praise and Worship - Magno Menezes - SJVRC 5:31 PM Bitorle Pekovnne Khatir Koxem Magnnem Korunk Zai - Talk by Orlando D'Souza 6:01 PM Angelus - English 6:05 PM Tell me a story - Episode 15- Abraham's three visitors 6:13 PM Bhurgeanlem Angonn - Bhag 1 6:16 PM Intercessions (Konkani) 6:30 PM Mass in Konkani from Cortalim followed by Jivitacho Prokas 7:15 PM New Year Resolition - Episode 7 DYC 7:30 PM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Uzvaddache Mister 7:55 PM Hymn - Maie Kaklutin Ge Bhorlole - Assencia Fernandes 8:00 PM Goychea Futtbolachea Vostad Ep 2- Peter Vales interviewed by Daniel de Souza 8:51 PM Hymn - Saibinichi Bhett Tujea Ghorant - Fr Ronaldo Fernandes 9:00 PM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 17 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 9:10 PM Adoration 7 - St Anthony Church, Siolim 9:40 PM Ratchem Magnem 9:55 PM Magnificat (Konkani) 9:57 PM Amchi Bhas Amche Borovpi -Willy Goes interviewed by Daniel de Souza 10:40 PM Fuddarache Dive - Prakash Marathe interviewed by Michael Gracias 11:12 PM Abundant Life - Philosophy of Life - Prof Nicholas D'Souza Donations may be made to: Beneficiary name : CCR GOA MEDIA. Name of Bank : ICICI Bank Branch Name: Panaji Branch RTGS/NEFT Code : ICIC015 Savings Bank Account No : 262401000183
[Goanet] ECONOMIC OFFENDERS GOING SCOT FREE
ECONOMIC OFFENDERSGOING SCOT FREE Elvidio Miranda It has been reported that the total amount of NPAs that the public sector banks (PSBs) for FY21 are incurring is a whopping Rs. 5.77 lakh crore (yes, that is Rs. 5.77 trillion!). Why is that economic offenders cannot be brought to book even though they have defaulted in paying back huge sums of money borrowed by them and they still have escaped the punctured dragnet of the legal system? Examples of Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, Mehul Choksi and Lalit Modi (the conveniently forgotten BCCI president) are stark reminders of people in big businesses who have looted the banks and the country. Banks sanctioned them loans without attaching a proportionate amount of their assets so as to recover money which is now bleeding the banks of staggering amount of money. How many other big businessmen are going to escape the ambit of the law and are they being held accountable as well as the complicit bank top brass who are enablers in looting of money of the banks and the country? Recently a drug smuggler, Kishan Singh has been extradited from UK to India to face charges, while economic offenders have been stalling extradition by making use of their ill-gotten gains to postpone extradition by resorting to legal spin craft, by hiring expert economic offences defence lawyers, who manage to hold at bay their extradition using legal sleight of hand. Will the offenders be forgotten with time or will they face legal action when they reach their old age, only because they can outlast the legal system with their borrowed money? Can the country afford such huge sums of money from being lost by banks, which any way are in serious trouble, with reduced profitability? Like West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee said not so long ago, India is in the grip of an `economic emergency'.
[Goanet] Karachi and Goa.
I have not read much on Hyderabad, but there have been gleanings of Karachi on this site over the years. To create a cityout of a dusty desert fishing village, the Empire imported a English speaking civil service from Bombay : Eurasians andScots, Parsis, Mangalorians and Goans. The railroad to newly 'liberated' Pashtun 'bad lands' soon followed. It ran throughHyderabad which Napier had gathered after heavy battling. Free lancers soon flooded into the town and they created a modern city that heralded next century. Pakistan must be grateful to them. Goa has supplied the city with all it's bishops since the Diocese was created.Charles Napier's personal war took him there from his post of CinC of the Bombay Presidency in 1942. To confirm the conquest, he wired the words 'peccatta' to his governor back home : "I have sinned" in Latin, he shamelessly boasted of the acquisition of "Sind" Parliament was in an uproar and the governor was fired, but Napier kept his job and the riches that followed, much likethe pirates of NEFA in 1837, the Naga Hills in 1866 and the Andamans in 1878. His descendants continue to live in theestate he created and named Sind House, in Surrey.
[Goanet] REVEAL VACCINE'S TRUE EFFICACY PATTERN
REVEAL VACCINE'S TRUEEFFICACY PATTERN Elvidio Miranda Reports of the Swedish/British vaccine's efficacy pattern has not been addressed in clear and simple terms. Also doubts have been raised that this vaccine has proven to lead to bleeding, clotting and low count of blood platelets. However, what the manufacturer of this vaccine have to clarify in clear terms is the exact percentage of number of recipients who have been protected by this vaccine so far, as well as the percentage as to what extent each individual will be protected by this vaccine, based on actual data. Only if these straight forward and simple data, so far observed have been released by the manufacturer, will there be a thorough and actual reflection of its observation so far. It may be emphasized that it is highly unlikely that any two sets of clinical trials data and actual inoculation patterns data will match one another even in so far as percentage is concerned, which makes it complicated. It must also be borne in mind that this vaccine is under the scanner, but the other vaccines being used has still not drawn the scrutiny of the microscope.
[Goanet] Learn Konkani & Let's Have Fun - Konkani Is Kool With Tatum Ep 1
In the first episode of Konkani Is Kool With Tatum, have fun learning simple introductory words and sentences in Konkani. https://youtu.be/SVvNKRk8vMY -- FN* फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا +91-9822122436
[Goanet-News] The Green Brigades...from Goa
The Green Bigades, a story from Goa...and an initiative of a journalist https://youtu.be/7XbcsrW-r0M https://youtu.be/7XbcsrW-r0M
[Goanet-News] Webinar on the Goa diaspora (Dr H Xavier)
Link to the recent GU webinar on the Goa diaspora (via FB). Organised by the Department of Portuguese and Lusophone Studies https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=141657761124004
[Goanet] AIFF Report: Competition for places driving Blue Tigers forward together, feels Stimac
Dear colleagues, Please find below today’s report. Competition for places driving Blue Tigers forward together, feels Stimac NEW DELHI: Head Coach Igor Stimac feels “there is a continuous competition for positions in the team.” *Read more: * https://www.the-aiff.com/article/competition-for-places-driving-blue-tigers-forward-together-feels-stimac -- Please find below some of our recent articles and videos. *1. *Telecast details for Blue Tigers' International Friendlies confirmed *Read here:* https://www.the-aiff.com/article/telecast-details-for-blue-tigers-international-friendlies-confirmed *2. *Young India gear up for 'terrific challenge' against Oman *Read here:* https://www.the-aiff.com/article/young-india-gear-up-for-terrific-challenge-against-oman -- *Request you to follow our OFFICIAL accounts: * Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndianFootball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheIndianFootballTeam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IndianFootball YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjiPxzIyNtfQ2HZZ1eVjZlg *---* Best Regards, Media Department, AIFF. Alternate: me...@the-aiff.com Website: www.the-aiff.com
Re: [Goanet] Major Port Authorities Act 2021
Sr. Menezes, Heralding the end of Goa with no solution in sight. regards BC On Sunday, 21 March 2021, 22:02:42 GMT+8, john menezes wrote: Text of the Act is attached Subject: Major Port Authorities Act 2021 Date: 21/03/2021 Dangerous consequences for Goa due to inclusion of Mormugao Port under Major Port Authorities Act, 2021 Awareneness handout from All Goa Small Scale Responsible Fisheries Union, 190, Nauxim, Bambolim, Tiswadi, Goa Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android | | | | Yahoo Mail Take a trip into an upgraded, more organized inbox with Yahoo Mail. Login and start exploring all the free, orga... | | |
Re: [Goanet] Major Port Authorities Act 2021
Dear Bernardo,Thank you for your message. The End of Goa has already been earlier presaged with The National Waterways Act 2016, copy attached, which "nationalizes" 111 rivers and waterways in India including six in Goa at serial numbers 25, 27, 68, 71, 88, and 111 of The Schedule to the said Act. These include River Mandovi from Reis Magos to Usgao Bridge, nothing clarified about the islands of Chorao and Divar which are within the said river, and River Zuari from Mormugao right up to Sanvordem Bridge.Central nationalization of the two major rivers covers portions straddling almost the width of Goa. What the Centre will do with these six rivers, and the islands within them, is so far anybody's guess. Some foresee the evolution of a coal hub in Goa as coal is the main product now handled at Mormugao Port. Regards,John On Wednesday, 24 March, 2021, 11:34:28 am IST, Bernado Colaco wrote: Sr. Menezes, Heralding the end of Goa with no solution in sight. regards BC On Sunday, 21 March 2021, 22:02:42 GMT+8, john menezes wrote: Text of the Act is attached Subject: Major Port Authorities Act 2021 Date: 21/03/2021 Dangerous consequences for Goa due to inclusion of Mormugao Port under Major Port Authorities Act, 2021 Awareneness handout from All Goa Small Scale Responsible Fisheries Union, 190, Nauxim, Bambolim, Tiswadi, Goa Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android | | | | Yahoo Mail Take a trip into an upgraded, more organized inbox with Yahoo Mail. Login and start exploring all the free, orga... | | |
Re: [Goanet] Goanet Digest, Vol 16, Issue 185
From Filomena Giese I like Message 2 from Mervyn Lobo: "At times, it feels that they have given up god and use Goanet like a prayer platform.?" A good topic for a Goa research paper? On Tuesday, March 23, 2021, 04:12:24 AM PDT, goanet-requ...@lists.goanet.org wrote: Send Goanet mailing list submissions to goanet@lists.goanet.org To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-goanet.org or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to goanet-requ...@lists.goanet.org You can reach the person managing the list at goanet-ow...@lists.goanet.org When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of Goanet digest..." Today's Topics: 1. Re: Goa?s Election Results (George Pinto) 2. Re: Is Goanet being a "Platform for Resentment"? (Mervyn Lobo) 3. JUDGEMENTS MUST MEET THE ENDS OF JUSTICE (Aires Rodrigues) 4. Re: Goanet Digest, Vol 16, Issue 184 (John Eric Gomes) 5. IN RIBANDAR THE MAJORITY VOTED AGAINST BABUSH MONSERRATE (Aires Rodrigues) 6. ARE WE A HAPPY NATION? (John Eric Gomes) 7. AIFF Report & Video: Three-way battle for Top Scorer award set to go down to the wire on Hero I-League D-Day (Shraishth Jain) -- Message: 1 Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2021 15:54:57 + (UTC) From: George Pinto To: "Estb. 1994! Goa's Premiere Mailing List" Subject: Re: [Goanet] Goa?s Election Results Message-ID: <1717859055.834618.1616428497...@mail.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 # 1. and # 5. below explains 99% of Goa's elections. In one word: greed. Or in a few words: selling your mother (land) for a few bucks is ok. On Monday, March 22, 2021, 07:28:05 AM PDT, Roland Francis wrote: Is the pattern of Goa?s voting because: 1. People are influenced with money and other illegal gratification at election time. 2. Votes of the educated and aware are drowned by politician-cultivated illiterate vote banks. 3. There is no good choice of? candidates. One set is as bad as the next. 4. Real Goan voters don?t vote. It?s the slum dwellers and other illegally registered voters that outweigh the balance. 5. It?s a vicious circle. You need heaps of money to win and only those in power have access to that kind of money. 6. Religious and caste considerations influence the vote. Roland. George Pinto wrote:? The vote count is in: the land mafia and corrupt politicians won, the rest of Goa lost. New election, same result as before.? ?? -- Message: 2 Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2021 15:29:05 + (UTC) From: Mervyn Lobo To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Subject: Re: [Goanet] Is Goanet being a "Platform for Resentment"? Message-ID: <1230386143.2191894.1616426945...@mail.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 On Monday, March 22, 2021, 08:59:10 a.m. CDT, Naguesh Bhatcar wrote: Having been on Goanet since 1996/97, I must say I have seen a lot more and worse than what is going on now! There used to be a lot more feuds, skirmishes and wars, personal attacks and scores to settle. ? Of course, there will be misunderstandings and disagreements, but in some cases, the 'holier than thou' attitude of some, was astonishing. -- Naguesh Bhatcar, I don't believe that the heading is correct. My belief is that Goanet is now a platform for the retired.? The youngest person around or the one with the freshest views is Cecil Pinto - and he already has more grey hair than most of us.?? I used to wonder why some members would post the same views, year after year, on subjects that the rest of the world had agreed upon and moved on. Then I realised that some members memories are not what they used to be and out of forgetfulness, kept posting on topics that irritate them - microwave towers cause cancer and coconut oil is good for you - are amongst the often repeated contentions. ;-)? The other norm here is for some members to post everyday and sometimes more than once a day. At times, it feels that they have given up god and use Goanet like a prayer platform.? Lastly, it seems (to me) that there is a dearth of quality posts here. However, once in a while you will get that post that makes one think and at the same time, expands knowledge. Mervyn -- Message: 3 Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2021 00:53:37 +0530 From: Aires Rodrigues To: goanet Subject: [Goanet] JUDGEMENTS MUST MEET THE ENDS OF JUSTICE Message-ID: Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" Temples of Justice are the ultimate hope for those in the quest for Justice, which needs to be delivered by well reasoned Judgments within the parameters of law. There is no clear cut formula for writing a judgment. In the writing of a judgment the supreme virtue for every judge however should be clarity
[Goanet] The Green Brigades...from Goa
The Green Bigades, a story from Goa...and an initiative of a journalist https://youtu.be/7XbcsrW-r0M https://youtu.be/7XbcsrW-r0M
[Goanet] A Tribute To All Goan Cooks
Well said, Roland - and I go along with all that you've said. When I look back on my childhood days,especially our summer holidays in Goa, I can't forget the mouth-watering meals our grandmothers would turn out for us with the minimum of fuss or bother Nothing was too much trouble for them; in fact, they loved cooking all the dishes, pickles and Goan sweets and snacks that we so loved and enjoyed. God bless them all. It is a shame that we took so much for granted and didn't appreciate all their hard work done with love and ungrudgingly. It is also a shame that we never gave cooks the credit they deserved -always looking down on their profession which, in my book, is a form of art which deserves praise and recognition. I salute all those cooks of yore - grandmas and others who made sure that our inner man was always well cared for. Mervyn Maciel
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RIBANDAR WARD NO 30 CORPORATOR TO FACE DISQUALIFICATION CCP Ward No 30 newly elected Corporator Sandra Maria da Cunha to face disqualification for having failed to comply with the law and go on leave before filing her nomination for the CCP polls. Sandra da Cunha is a teacher at a Government aided Perpetual Succour Convent High School in Navelim. In her affidavit along with her nomination paper she suppressed the fact that she was currently a teacher at that school. Any teacher employed in a Goa Government aided Primary, High School or Higher Secondary School and contesting a Panchayat, Zilla, Municipal, Assembly or Parliamentary election in terms of the circular issued under Rule 30 of the Goa School Education Rules 1986, the teacher must compulsorily proceed on ‘Leave not due” even before filing the nomination papers. In case the teacher is not elected, the teacher shall report back for duty within three days of the final declaration of results of the election contested. The teacher if elected, the leave will be treated as “Leave not due” and the teacher will not be entitled for any pay during the term of office elected for. A teacher who is elected after completion of the tenure as elected member will rejoin the school as an employee on the same post held prior to proceeding on “Leave not due”. For the total period of “Leave not due” the teacher will be entitled to have lien on the post held prior to proceeding on ‘Leave not due”. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires www.airesrodrigues.com
Re: [Goanet] [Goanet-News] Walk through... the Made-in-Saligao Tuesday market
Hi Freddie, pray, what is a 'nine decade old _expat-build_ institution' in the Goa context? A fig leaf for 'Portuguese'? (Colonial, fascho-Salazarist, etc.) ;-) Cheerio, p+7D! I send an A2 xerox ofthe Almanac de Parede to ... Portugal yesterday. Cost Rs 260/- (the xerox itself was 30/- ;-)
[Goanet] Don’t follow your gut in a pandemic - Says The Atlantic
> > > PRESENTED BY BCG > MARCH 23, 2021 > > Isabel Fattal > Assistant editor > Can you get sick even after being vaccinated? How many Americans are still > vaccine-hesitant? What do I make of this state’s pandemic response? Today our > writers help you sort through the messaging around vaccines and safety at > this stage of the crisis. > The COVID-19 Pandemic > > > (GETTY / ADAM MAIDA / THE ATLANTIC) > For many of us, this past year was filled with many frantic hours spent > trying to understand an evolving crisis. We were, as our contributing writer > Tom Nichols puts it, like “fish darting about in a tank that’s been sprinkled > with food.” The instinct to forage for information can be dizzying—and not > always useful, Tom argues. > > Today, our writers make sense of some of the thorniest issues of the ongoing > pandemic. > > The experts had a rough year. We still have to trust them. “When the pandemic > recedes—and after we have reflected on all of this death and heartbreak—we’ll > need to recover some perspective and learn once again when to put aside gut > instincts and listen to the people who know what they’re doing,” Tom writes. > Liberals and conservatives latched on to opposing narratives about Florida’s > pandemic response. What if both were wrong? Headlines alternately claim that > Florida “is an economic heaven and a pandemic hell,” Derek Thompson writes. > “If the numbers can tell us anything at this point, it’s that Florida is > neither.” > Don’t panic about reports of vaccinated people who have gotten infected. > “Breakthrough infections, which occur when fully vaccinated people are > infected by the pathogen that their shots were designed to protect against, > are an entirely expected part of any vaccination process,” Katherine J. Wu > explains. > America is now in the hands of the vaccine-hesitant. “If vaccine acceptance > tops out where it is right now, at less than two-thirds of American adults, > then the pathway out of this pandemic could stretch and twist into the > future,” our science editor Daniel Engber warns. > > (ELENA XAUSA) > One question, answered: > > A reader seeks tips for their sixth grader, who “immediately seems to forget > everything he studies,” but “remembers non-school-related information fine.” > > Abby Freireich and Brian Platzer respond in our latest “Homeroom” column: > > Memorization techniques—or “tricks,” as you call them—can be useful, but they > need to follow deeper comprehension. To better retain what he’s learning, Tom > should focus on understanding the material before committing it to memory. > Then all those facts he needs to recall for the next day will have something > to stick to. The question is how to build that initial comprehension. For > many students, a bulky block of text is difficult to process. > Keep reading. Every Tuesday, Abby and Brian take questions from readers about > their kids’ education. Have one? Email them at homer...@theatlantic.com. > > What to read if you’re processing the Boulder, Colorado, shooting: > > Twenty years ago, as he covered Columbine, John Temple thought everything > would change. It hasn’t. “I’ve seen the limits of journalism—and of hope,” he > writes in a 2019 essay. “And I’m struggling with what to do about it.” > SPONSOR CONTENT BY BCG > > Creating a national museum is a lot like implementing policy in a > presidential transition. Learn how in American Metamorphosis, a new podcast > from Boston Consulting Group and Atlantic Re:think, the branded content > studio within The Atlantic. > The Atlantic Crossword > > 1-Across, six letters: Reaction to some uncomfortable comedy > > Try your hand at our daily mini crossword (available on our site here), which > gets more challenging through the week. > > → Challenge your friends, or try to beat your own solving time. > About Us > > Thanks for reading. This email was written by Isabel Fattal. > > Did someone forward you this newsletter? Sign up here. Need help? Contact > Customer Care. > Most Popular on The Atlantic > > You’re Not Fully Vaccinated the Day of Your Last Dose > The Curious Case of Florida’s Pandemic Response > Biden Just Showed Us What He Really Values > ‘Netanyahu Is Playing With Fire With the Democrats’ > The Dehumanizing Logic of All the ‘Happy Ending’ Jokes > Listen to The Experiment podcast > > True democracy was a myth at America’s founding. Is it any more of a reality > today? In this weekly series, Julia Longoria explores the powerful ideas that > shaped the United States—and what happens when we try to bring those ideas > down to earth. > Listen Now > > THE ATLANTIC DAILY NEWSLETTER > > You’re receiving this newsletter because you’ve signed up to receive The > Daily. See all of our newsletters. > > Subscribe to The Atlantic | Get The Atlantic’s iOS app > > > > This email was sent to roland.fran...@gmail.com > You've signed up to receive
[Goanet] Video: Decoding new MMDR Act as Modi govt pushes long-awaited mining reforms in India
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDejfiY3z5k Decoding new MMDR Act as Modi govt pushes long-awaited mining reforms in India via the Print, Cut The Clutter, Shekhar Gupta Mar 23, 2021 -- --- Albert Peres Goa Culture List goaculturel...@gmail.com +1 416-660-0847 www.goaculturelist.ca Canada
Re: [Goanet] Hyderabad (Sind)
Right, there were many Goans close to Hyderabad (Sind) too...such were the vagaries of history, migration and colonialism. Hyderabad (Deccan) is what the closest to us was called. On Tue 23 Mar, 2021, 9:20 PM Patrice Riemens, wrote: > On Tue, Mar 23, 2021 at 08:55:10PM +0530, Frederick Noronha wrote: > > Nope. (British) East Africa earnings, some from business there, and > also, I > > think, from Hyderabad (not Sind, but South India). FN > > Ha right, good ol' East India Company (our own VOC was worse, if > possible) > Hyderabad (Deccan) as opposed to Hyderabad (Sind) in old > Indian Railways parlance ... > Ciao Ciao, p+7D! > > > > > On Tue 23 Mar, 2021, 8:51 PM Patrice Riemens, wrote: > > > > > Hi Freddie, pray, what is a 'nine decade old _expat-build_ institution' > > > in the Goa context? A fig leaf for 'Portuguese'? (Colonial, > > > fascho-Salazarist, etc.) > > > ;-) > > > > > > Cheerio, p+7D! > > > > > > I send an A2 xerox ofthe Almanac de Parede to ... Portugal yesterday. > > > Cost Rs 260/- (the xerox itself was 30/- ;-) > > > >
Re: [Goanet] [Goanet-News] Walk through... the Made-in-Saligao Tuesday market
Nope. (British) East Africa earnings, some from business there, and also, I think, from Hyderabad (not Sind, but South India). FN On Tue 23 Mar, 2021, 8:51 PM Patrice Riemens, wrote: > Hi Freddie, pray, what is a 'nine decade old _expat-build_ institution' > in the Goa context? A fig leaf for 'Portuguese'? (Colonial, > fascho-Salazarist, etc.) > ;-) > > Cheerio, p+7D! > > I send an A2 xerox ofthe Almanac de Parede to ... Portugal yesterday. > Cost Rs 260/- (the xerox itself was 30/- ;-) >
[Goanet] Webinar on the Goa diaspora (Dr H Xavier)
Link to the recent GU webinar on the Goa diaspora (via FB). Organised by the Department of Portuguese and Lusophone Studies https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=141657761124004
[Goanet] THE CCP HAS A TASK AT HAND
The voters of the Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) which includes Ribandar have elected their 30 Corporators. With 13 first time Corprators and 12 sitting ones re-elected, we also have 5 corporators of the past who have made it this time around. The immediate task before the first time Corporators would be to read the CCP Act and familiarize themselves with the provisions. While government had held training sessions for MLAs after their election, it should consider such an orientation camp for the Corporators which would especially benefit the first timers. Over the years all has not been well at the CCP. The Corpoators have to be given the freedom to express their mind and come up with concrete innovative ideas to transform Goa’s capital City. Thanks to last year’s direction by our High Court, there is now a ray of hope that there will be some transparency and accountability at the CCP as it would have to constitute the Seven Ward Committees as mandated by Section 41 of the CCP Act. As these vital Ward committees were not constituted since the enactment of the Act in 2002, I had to move the High Court last year after which the CCP on 19th June constituted the committees but contrary to law. I had to again knock the doors of the High Court which on 31st August directed the CCP to constitute the Ward Committees in accordance with law. So accordingly, the CCP Ward Committee Rules were framed and notified on 27 th November last year. These rules lay down the norms of persons who qualify to be on these committees which include Architects, Engineers, Town planners or persons working in the fields of Environment protection, Conservation and Maintenance of Heritage, Urban Development and other specified fields. These ward committees will rightly influence the city’s much needed planning in a manner which best addresses its needs while participating in determining core CCP processes such as Integrated Development Planning, CCP budgeting and its performance management besides making sure funds are used for the purposes they are intended for while ensuring that the people of Panaji get the best services on all fronts. It is also incumbent on the citizens to be vigilant and ensure quality control in all the works being executed. We need total transparency and zero tolerance to Corruption if we are to firmly halt the further decay of Goa’s capital city. The CCP Act is almost two decades old and must be brought in tune with the times. Surprisingly the much needed by-laws are still not in place to give powers and teeth to enforce the provisions of the CCP Act. If genuine progress is to be made to stop the stagnation and decay of our once beautiful city, it is vital that the CCP has a structure and leadership reflecting the dynamic selfless drive needed with integrity, transparency and the rule of law with full accountability for every paisa spent from the public purse. Aires Rodrigues Advocate High Court C/G-2, Shopping Complex Ribandar Retreat, Ribandar – Goa – 403006 Mobile No: 9822684372 Office Tel No: (0832) 2444012 Email: airesrodrigu...@gmail.com Or airesrodrig...@yahoo.com You can also reach me on Facebook.com/ AiresRodrigues Twitter@rodrigues_aires www.airesrodrigues.com
[Goanet] AIFF Report: Young India gear up for 'terrific challenge' against Oman
Dear colleagues, Please find below the first story of the day from the ongoing senior national team camp in Dubai. Later in the day, we will also share another copy with quotes from the head coach Igor Stimac along with a player. -- *Young India gear up for 'terrific challenge' against Oman* *DUBAI: *There’s always a first to many things. Against the backdrop of the pandemic where footballing activities in many a country haven’t kicked off as yet, the Indian Men’s National Team have been at a desert, or rather at an oasis, for over a week now (since March 15) – all for the forthcoming back-to-back International Friendlies against Oman (ranked 81) and UAE (ranked 74). *Read more:* https://www.the-aiff.com/article/young-india-gear-up-for-terrific-challenge-against-oman -- Please find below some of our previous articles. *1. Telecast details for Blue Tigers' International Friendlies confirmed* *Read here: * https://www.the-aiff.com/article/telecast-details-for-blue-tigers-international-friendlies-confirmed *2. At average age of 24, fearless and young Blue Tigers move forward together* *Read here:* https://www.the-aiff.com/article/at-average-age-of-24-fearless-and-young-blue-tigers-move-forward-together *3. Excited and grateful that India are playing Oman and UAE in Friendlies: Sunil Chhetri* *Read here:* https://www.the-aiff.com/article/excited-and-grateful-that-india-are-playing-oman-and-uae-in-friendlies-sunil-chhetri -- *Request you to follow our OFFICIAL accounts:* Twitter: https://twitter.com/IndianFootball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheIndianFootballTeam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IndianFootball YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/indianfootball *---* Best Regards, Media Department, AIFF. Alternate: me...@the-aiff.com Website: www.the-aiff.com
[Goanet] Schedule for Wednesday 24th March 2021
CCR TV GOA Channel of God's love✝ You can also watch CCR TV live on your smartphone via the CCR TV App Available on Google PlayStore for Android Platform. Click the link below. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccr.tv4 Email ID: ccrgoame...@gmail.com Schedule for Wednesday 24th March 2021 12:00 AM Rosary - Glorious Mysteries 12:24 AM David and Goliath - Talk by Dr Silvia Noronha 1:00 AM Mass in Konkani for Tuesday 1:45 AM Mary , Mother of God, our Mother - Joy Joseph 2:00 AM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Orkache Mister 2:25 AM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 15 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 2:41 AM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 82 - Somjikay - Fr Pratap Naik sj 2:48 AM Adoration 10 - St Anthony Church, Siolim 3:18 AM Fuddarache Dive - Joyson Faleiro interviewed by Michael Gracias 3:45 AM Jesus help us to love You - Fr Joseph Silva 4:09 AM Hymn - Sonvsarachi Ranni- Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 4:12 AM Goal Post Ep 1 - Derrick Pereira interviewed by Jovito Lopes 4:54 AM Magical Mollem - Talk by Runa Aggarwal 5:05 AM Apologetics - Catholic Church Pt 1 - Adv. F.E. Noronha 5:33 AM Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 4 5:41 AM Are we Pharisees? - Dr Brenda Nazareth Menezes 6:10 AM Vocation Story - Sr Sushma Kullu 6:18 AM Hymn -Sakramentant Ravlolea - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 6:20 AM The Holy Eucharist - Talk By Msgr. Alex Rebello 6:57 AM Sokalchem Magnnem - Koresmacho 7:00 AM Mass in Konkani from Cortalim followed by Jivitacho Prokas 7:45 AM Morning Prayer - Lent 7:50 AM Magnnem, Upas, Dhorm Dan - Anthony D'Souza 8:30 AM Goal Post Ep 2- Francis D'Souza interviewed by Jovito Lopes 9:20 AM Jezucho Zolom Mojea Kallzant - Talk by Orlando D'Souza 9:52 AM Bhajan - To Amchaa Svami- Fr Glen D'Silva 10:00 AM Chrism Mass 11:30 AM Mass in English from Orlim followed by Daily Flash 12:10 PM Intercessions (English) 12:26 PM Repentance - Talk by Mae Britto 12:50 PM Poem - Jezuchem Ponn by Sandhya Fernandes 12:52 PM Prayer to St Joseph By Pope Francis (Konkani) 12:54 PM Prayer over Expectant Mothers - St Joseph Vaz 12:58 PM Mog Korun , Kallzantan Bhogsun-ia - Fr Joseph da Silva 1:20 PM Power of Forgiveness - Talk by Sr Saral 1:40 PM Prayer to St. Joseph by Pope Francis 1:42 PM Magnificat (English) 1:44 PM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 15 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 2:00 PM Music - Goddvaiechea Kallza - Victor Da Costa 2:02 PM Xapai - Xamaichem Magnnem 2:06 PM Hymn -Sakramentant Ravlolea - Fr Seville Antao OFM(Cap) 2:08 PM Youthopia - Rizma D'Souza - Athletics - interviewed by Mysticka Deniz 2:24 PM What's Cooking? Episode 4 2:49 PM Bhogsonnem - Talk by Victor Mascarenhas 3:10 PM On the Third Day - Eps 6 -Potting Plants 3:30 PM Divine Mercy - English 4 3:50 PM Bhagevont Zuze Vazachem Novena Magnnem 3:52 PM Hymn - Prayer of St.Ignatius of Loyola sung by Irene Rocha 3:56 PM Ask Dr Sweezel - Why do I keep getting an ankle sprain even after Treatment? 4:00 PM Rosary - Glorious Mysteries 4:24 PM Reflection on the Gospel - Dominicans 4:30 PM Senior Citizens Exercises - 9 5:00 PM Praise and Worship led by Domnic Rodrigues 5:30 PM Why did Jesus become incarnate , crucified and resurrected? - Talk by Dr Sarita Nazareth 6:02 PM Angelus - English 6:06 PM Tell me a story - Episode 15- Abraham's three visitors 6:14 PM Prayer : Benedictus 6:17 PM Intercessions (Konkani) 6:30 PM Mass in Konkani from Cortalim followed by Jivitacho Prokas 7:15 PM My Music Videos - Argam - Ivor Dcunha 7:20 PM Our Father - Tamil 7:24 PM Song - Jezu Tujem Nanv - Ivor D'Cunha 7:30 PM Saibinnichi Ruzai - Orkache Mister 7:54 PM Bible Project - How to Read the Bible 8:00 PM Way of the Cross -Chorao Parish 8:45 PM Ximpientlim Motiam - Bhag 134 - C.V. Raman - Fr Pratap Naik sj 8:52 PM Bhokti Lharam - Bhag 5 8:58 PM Magnificat (Konkani) 9:00 PM Devachem Utor -Luk Avesvor 16 - Vachpi Orlando D'Souza 9:11 PM Adoration 6 - St Anthony Church, Siolim 9:40 PM Ratchem Magnem 9:57 PM The Greatest Commandment - Talk by Savio Mascarenhas 11:05 PM Pornography - Sr Joeyanna D'Souza fsp 11:30 PM Hymns - St Anthony's H.S. Majorda 11:37 PM Career Guidance- Don Bosco Bachelor of Computer Applications Donations may be made to: Beneficiary name : CCR GOA MEDIA. Name of Bank : ICICI Bank Branch Name: Panaji Branch RTGS/NEFT Code : ICIC015 Savings Bank Account No : 262401000183
